Borosilicate Glass Beaker – 25 ml

Description

Support accurate laboratory work and practical science learning with the Borosilicate Glass Beaker 25 ml.

The Borosilicate Glass Beaker 25 ml is a compact laboratory vessel designed for handling small quantities of liquids in educational, scientific and research environments. It is suitable for chemistry experiments, sample preparation, liquid mixing, solution preparation and other general laboratory activities.

Manufactured from borosilicate glass, this beaker is designed for laboratory applications that require glassware with good thermal stability and chemical resistance. Its transparent construction allows users to observe the contents during mixing, handling and experimentation.

The 25 ml capacity makes it particularly useful when working with small liquid samples, preparing solutions in limited quantities or demonstrating basic scientific procedures in school laboratories.

Where fitted with graduated markings, the beaker also provides approximate volume indications for routine laboratory work. Its pouring lip, where included, helps transfer liquids into other laboratory containers more conveniently.

Key features and benefits

• 25 ml capacity: Suitable for handling small quantities of liquids.

• Borosilicate glass construction: Designed for laboratory use and temperature variations.

• Transparent glass: Allows clear observation of liquid contents.

• Compact laboratory design: Convenient for experiments and sample preparation.

• Multiple applications: Useful for mixing, holding and transferring liquids.

• Educational suitability: Appropriate for school and institutional science laboratories.

Recommended applications

• Chemistry practical lessons.

• School and university laboratory experiments.

• Small-volume liquid preparation.

• Sample collection and handling.

• Mixing and dissolving laboratory substances.

• General scientific demonstrations.

The Borosilicate Glass Beaker 25 ml is a useful addition to chemistry laboratories, science classrooms, research facilities and educational institutions requiring compact laboratory glassware.